Quote from: RedRobin on 29 September 2008, 22:50....That's mostly why I did the same! Especially after a large lorry came rather close because he didn't see my indicator blinking while my brake light was on as I waited to turn right.For the same safety reasoning you might like these Hella LED Daylight Running LightsThe new headlights I'm going to get will have some . It's the same headlight unit that Hurdy has.
....That's mostly why I did the same! Especially after a large lorry came rather close because he didn't see my indicator blinking while my brake light was on as I waited to turn right.For the same safety reasoning you might like these Hella LED Daylight Running Lights
Quote from: Jimp on 29 September 2008, 23:03Quote from: RedRobin on 29 September 2008, 22:50....That's mostly why I did the same! Especially after a large lorry came rather close because he didn't see my indicator blinking while my brake light was on as I waited to turn right.For the same safety reasoning you might like these Hella LED Daylight Running LightsThe new headlights I'm going to get will have some . It's the same headlight unit that Hurdy has.....I wasn't prepared to sacrifice my Xenons for those.
I guess I'm lucky not to have xenons
Quote from: E30M3 on 29 September 2008, 22:09Quote from: Jimp on 29 September 2008, 21:31Does anybody have any pictures of LED rear lights? Preferably these ones:.By the way, if anyone could photoshop those onto a grey mk5 I would appreciate it .Jimp don't do it ! those lights are a bit "fast and furious, 10 second mile like" They are? I don't think so, but might just be an ETTO situation. Personally I really like the look of black rear lights on a grey car. Sage green is basically grey, only a tad different .
Quote from: Jimp on 29 September 2008, 21:31Does anybody have any pictures of LED rear lights? Preferably these ones:.By the way, if anyone could photoshop those onto a grey mk5 I would appreciate it .Jimp don't do it ! those lights are a bit "fast and furious, 10 second mile like"
Does anybody have any pictures of LED rear lights? Preferably these ones:.By the way, if anyone could photoshop those onto a grey mk5 I would appreciate it .
I feel like a homo
No wonder it's not in my Oxford dictionary!Many thanks for that explaination.
Quote from: Jimp on 29 September 2008, 22:45Quote from: RedRobin on 29 September 2008, 22:36....I'm glad you said for more function! They look less bling in real life but they are much 'louder' visually than stock.The improved light up time and brightness is the main reason I'm looking into LED rear lights. My dad showed me a safety report by I think BMW with reaction times and visibility where the LED rear lights were shown to be both birghter and faster, leading to quicker response times from the driver behind seeing them. That got me interested in them, so I'm looking for a pair that I think would also look good.....That's mostly why I did the same! Especially after a large lorry came rather close because he didn't see my indicator blinking while my brake light was on as I waited to turn right.For the same safety reasoning you might like these Hella LED Daylight Running Lights : -
Quote from: RedRobin on 29 September 2008, 22:36....I'm glad you said for more function! They look less bling in real life but they are much 'louder' visually than stock.The improved light up time and brightness is the main reason I'm looking into LED rear lights. My dad showed me a safety report by I think BMW with reaction times and visibility where the LED rear lights were shown to be both birghter and faster, leading to quicker response times from the driver behind seeing them. That got me interested in them, so I'm looking for a pair that I think would also look good.
....I'm glad you said for more function! They look less bling in real life but they are much 'louder' visually than stock.
whos that driving your car??where the DRL's from robin??